French Montana Says Labels Benefit Off Rappers’ Deaths with Existence Insurance coverage

French Montana is accusing file labels of embracing side road violence associated with their artists, and in truth capitalizing off rappers’ deaths.

Evaluating his access level to these days’s celebrity rappers, French instructed Akademiks … file labels at the moment are taking lifestyles insurance coverage out on artists in anticipation of them being killed in motion.

French says when he started humming within the overdue 2000s via NYC aficionados Max B. and Dame Grease, labels and artists in truth distanced themselves from side road drama however now they’ve discovered the right way to monetize the murders.

During the last few years, rappers equivalent to Pop Smoke, King Von and Drakeo The Ruler had been all killed … and due to this fact had albums launched posthumously to the general public.

French additionally says these days’s rap recreation is extra unhealthy than prior to now, and blames social media for escalating the beefs announcing, “Sooner or later a complete conflict [can] cross on.”

Fellow NYC-bred rap stars Nas and Jim Jones have each sided prior to now with French and his perception that being a rapper is the arena’s “most threatening” j-o-b.

We just lately stuck him in NY as he broke down the difficult tradition … reacting to his good friend/collaborator Lil Tjay’s taking pictures. His message: urging all hip hop artists and entourages to stick secure.